From Our Own Correspondent Episodes Available now
Life in Damascus and Quebec’s secular values
Features from BBC correspondents on life in Damascus and Quebec’s secular values.
German Austerity and a Tough New Language
German austerity and discontent and the trials of learning Danish
Turkey and France: What Lies Beneath
Can Turkey's water policy dam up Kurdish grievances? Plus, a downed WWII bomber unearthed
The Animal Kingdom
Honoured, feared, tamed, gawked at and eaten: the relationship between humans and animals
South Africa and Canada
Public (health) menaces: a new drug abused in Soweto; old traumas still scar First Nations
The 'Bubble' and the Boudoir
What is it like to go globetrotting with John Kerry? Plus, Italy's recession-hit Casanovas
Deadly Gold and Life-saving Literature
Mercury poisons Borneo's miners and rainforest; Somaliland's popular Hargeisa Book Fair
India and Indonesia
The silent 'sorority of the abused' in India; Lessons for Egypt's transition from Jakarta
Siberian Tigers and Pink Panthers
Stories on a gang of jewel thieves and efforts to save tigers in Siberia.
Weekend Edition: Dangerous Enthusiasms
With recent stories from Australia, Liberia, Cambodia, Russia, Angola and Hungary
